Miss Jane Lowe Weds Corporal Tim Potter At Cameron
Miss Jane Lowe becomes the bride of Corporal Tim Potter of Camp Hood in Cameron on Sunday afternoon at 4 o clock. The couple wed in the home of Rev C W Sanders with few friends present. Mrs Potter is Cameron born and educated. she will work at Camp Hood while Potter resumes his duties there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Lowe
Tim Potter
Corp
Camp Hood
C. W. Sanders
First Baptist Church
E. G. Lowe
Cameron and
Potter
P. T. Potter
Asbury Park
New Jersey
Months
Cameron Herald
Cameron
Yee High School
Night Policeman to Be Paid Salary by City Council
The City Council voted unanimousy to absorb the cost of the night watch and pay the night policeman a salary. Subscribing businesses and residents will no longer bear the monthly expense. Mrs. G W Mullins of Milano and John Phillip of Rockdale are noted visitors.
Child Hurt In House Window Accident At Home
Eight year old Nora Frances Price, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wright Price, cut her ankle when a window shattered during health exercises at home. She is under surgical care at Newton Memorial Hospital and the injury is described as very severe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Frances Price
Wright Price
Newton Memorial Hospital
Local Soldier Pfc Clarence E Rummel Veterans Service Update
Pfc Clarence E Rummel of the Military Police, inducted August 5 1942, reported to Fort Sam Houston after training and served in Galveston before transferring to Dallas for his current assignment. He is 21, son of Mr and Mrs John Rummel of Vogelsang, brother of Sgt Harry Rummel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
Clarence E. Rummel
Fort Sam Houston
Cameron
Galveston
Dallas
Pfe. Rummel
Set
Harry Rummel
The
Herald
John Rummel
Vogelsang
We Are the Marines film opens at Cameron Theatre
The March of Time documentary We Are the Marines premieres Saturday at Cameron Theatre. Major General Vanderrift trains Marines for action in the Pacific as the Leathernecks learn a new kind of warfare. The film blends training scenes with combat sequences in the South Pacific and other theaters, produced with the U S Marine Corps and released by 20th Century Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Alexander A. Vanderrift
Pacific
Cameron Theatre
South Pacific Islands
China
Solomon's Island
Chesapeake Bay
Pacific Solomons
Louis de Rochemont
U. S. Marine Corps
20Th Century-Fox
Marlow Social News Roundup Includes Visits Across Town
Marlow residents report a series of weekend and midweek visits. Jim Woodum and family from Gause stayed with the Bakers. Oney Cochran of Lott visited relatives. Hines from Longview were hosted by Mrs. Griffin. Eddie Allison Jr and family met Set Allison’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Woodum
Gause
Ben Baker
Oney Cochran
Lott
Robert Hines
Bobby
Longview
Hine
R. J. Griffin
Eddie Allison, Jr
Set Allison
B. E. Allison
N. Y. Hayes
Momye May
Bud Smith
Bettie Pratt
Adaline Choat
John Tindall
Eddie Allison
Jim Coward
Cameron
Marlow
W. W. Finley
Wilson
Robert
Houston
Finley
Theo Burnett
Local Soldier Pvt Cryer Serves in Air Corps Mechanical
Pvt James Cryer a sheet metal worker and volunteer entered the service in October 1942. Trained at San Angelo he progressed to Chil dress Texas and is now stationed at Scotts Field Illinois taking a radio course. Born in Lubbock he has lived most of his life in Cameron and is the son of Mr and Mrs J A Cryer of Cameron. His brother Corp Wendel Cryer is also in the service and believed in foreign service. his last address was Camp Shelby Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cryer
Air Corps Mechanical Service
San Angelo
Childress
Texas
Scotts Feild
Ill
Pvt. Cryer
Lubbock
Cameron
J. A. Cryer
Corp
Wendel Cryer
Foreign Service
Camp Shelby, Miss
War news stalls in London amid RAF raids and chaos
A London report says the war faded into another stalemate as RAF bombings of Germany continue. It cites mass homelessness, widespread destruction of German industry, and the looming threat to Kharkov while Moscow presses for a second front. North Africa weather slows operations and American airmen in the South Pacific inflict damage on shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
RAF
Kharkov
Moscow
North Africa
South Pacific
Flying Tigers at Cameron Theatre Today
The Flying Tigers, a dramatic air war film, shows at Cameron Theatre today with matinee, tonight and Friday performances. It is billed as one of the year’s best, with John Prude securing the film. Sunday features Clark Gable and Lana Turner in Somewhere I Will Find You, released after Carole Lombard’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Flying Tigers
Cameron Theatre
John Prude
Clark Gable
Lana Turner
Carole Lombard
Gable
Miss Turner
Augusta Travers Turns War Bonds Campaign Into Window Gambit
In a small town, Augusta Travers, known for a strict stance on gambling, stages a War Bonds and Stamps campaign from her Main Street hat shop. She displays enlistment photos with flags, centers an empty spot, and prints a placard urging bets on bond purchases to support the war effort. A hat buyer brings a $25 bond, underscoring the message that taxes and bonds fund the war. Raymond Shafer of Hanover and a Cameron visit are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Travers
Main Street
Hammy
Augusta
America
Hitler
Treasury Department
U. S. Treasury Department
William G. Bell Buried at Rosebud
William G. Bell, 80, died at his Rosebud area home Wednesday night March 10 1943 at 7 30. He had lived near Rosebud 40 years and previously in Cameron. Survived by widow two sons Tom Bell Rosebud Luther Bell Houston daughter Mrs Ruby Ferguson Houston. Funeral 3 p m Thursday in Rosebud Cemetery Green Funeral Home in charge. Cameron visitors noted in brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Bell
Rosebud
Bell
Cameron
Tom Bell
Luther Bell
Houston
Ruby Ferguson
The
Green Funeral Home
Funeral Services for J M Brashear Held
Funeral services for J. M. Brashear 64 who died at his home near Rockdale Tuesday night March 11 1943 were held at the Salem Cemetery at 3 30 p m Thursday March 11 1948 Interment followed in Salem Cemetery with Phillips Lucky Funeral Home of Rockdale directing arrangements Brashear was born and reared in Milam county and lived in Rockdale for several years Death was due to a heart attack The Brashear family is among Milam counties historic families Surviving are Womack Brashear justice of the peace Cameron J C Brashear and W I Brashear both of Cameron We Print the News.
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J. M. Brashear
Rockdale
Salem
Phillips & Lucky Funeral Home
Mr. Brashear
Milam County
Brashear
Womack Brashear
Justice of Peace At
Cameron
J. C. Brashear
W. I. Brashear
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Congress
Jefferson B. White
G. W. Mullins
Milano
John Phillip
Wallace
First National Bank
Cameron, Texas
E. A. Camp
FE. B. Camp
Cameron and Rockdale
al Ks
S. Nyt
Slaaa
Galveston-Nouston Breweries, Inc
Galveston, Texas
Fred Lazek, Sr
Westtern Auto Associate
Tore
Watkins
J. R. Watkins Co
Iowa Ave
Memphis
Tenn
Jersey
Roy Law
Texas Experiment Station
J. H. Smilie
R. L. Batte
Chas. McDermott
Sheffield
West Side
Tim’s Place
Santa Fe Town
Tim
Santa Fe
Ed Graham
Buckholts
Texas Financial Institution
Orient
M. L. Rowe
Post
Fort Worth
W. J
Billie) Watson
Mr. Watson
Fannie Tuttle
Cameron Hospital
Tom Tuttle
Oregon
Lillian Tuttle West
Sulphur Springs
Tuttle
Illinois Field
Raymond Shafer
Hanover
J.C. Mayfield
John David Herron
San Gabriel
J. G. Neeley
Johnnie Krause
JM. Brashear
Ceresan
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